6/12 = 1/2 One half of a circle is 180 degrees. One half of something else is something else.
No, 1 sixth is not equal to 2 twelfths. 1 sixth is equal to 2 twelfths because if you simplify 2 twelfths, you will get 1 sixth.
To add eight twelfths and one sixth, first convert one sixth to twelfths: one sixth equals two twelfths. Now, add eight twelfths and two twelfths together: (8/12 + 2/12 = 10/12). This can be simplified to five sixths. Thus, eight twelfths plus one sixth equals five sixths.
There are: 2 because 2/12 = 1/6
One sixth.
one half
No, 1 sixth is not equal to 2 twelfths. 1 sixth is equal to 2 twelfths because if you simplify 2 twelfths, you will get 1 sixth.
To add eight twelfths and one sixth, first convert one sixth to twelfths: one sixth equals two twelfths. Now, add eight twelfths and two twelfths together: (8/12 + 2/12 = 10/12). This can be simplified to five sixths. Thus, eight twelfths plus one sixth equals five sixths.
Yes. Two twelfths equal one sixth, so it follows.
There are: 2 because 2/12 = 1/6
two twelfths
One sixth.
one half
Two quarters minus two thirds is negative one sixth. Two quarters is six twelfths, and two thirds is eight twelfths. Six twelfths minus eight twelfths is minus two twelfths or minus one sixth.
Two twelfths (2/12) is also known as one sixth (1/6). To make the number appear larger, another answer is three eighteenths.
one sixth
Oh, dude, you're hitting me with the tough math questions, huh? Well, technically, there are two twelfths in one sixth. It's like cutting a pizza slice into 12 pieces and then realizing you only want a tiny bit of it. Math can be a real buzzkill sometimes, right?
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